About the artwork

Medium Details

Oil painting on canvas

Frame

Natural wood canvas floater frame in black

Signature

Signed in a right lower corner

Condition

New

Provenance

Original Oil painting by Victor Mordasov

Solitude in the Storm

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Oil

Genre

36 H x 36 W in

This is a painting portraying a dynamic ocean scene. The artwork captures the powerful movement of the waves as they crash onto a sandy shore. At the painting’s center, a large wave with frothy white peaks is rolling in from the left towards the beach. On the right, we see the energetic swirls of white seafoam as the ocean water recedes, mingling with the rich ochre tones of the sandy beach.
In the midst of the rough waters, there is a small lone figure, presumably a person, situated in the foamy water close to the shore. The individual appears to be facing the oncoming wave, seemingly dwarfed by the scale of the surrounding elements.

Seller: Victor Mordasov

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About the artwork

Medium Details

Oil painting on canvas

Frame

Natural wood canvas floater frame in black

Signature

Signed in a right lower corner

Condition

New

Provenance

Original Oil painting by Victor Mordasov

About the artist

Victor Mordasov

Victor Mordasov - United States

Victor’s journey as an artist began in the storied landscapes of Minsk, Belarus, where he was born and raised. His formative years in this culturally...

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